Tori Tsui

Bristol-based climate activist Tori Tsui discusses the pressure to be a perfect activist, the fear of being a 'bad activist,' and shares their climate confession. They emphasize the need to broaden the view of activism, recognize different approaches, and support peers. The conversation highlights themes of burnout, imposter syndrome, and the importance of authenticity and community collaboration.

Tori Tsui, a climate justice activist and author, dives into how artists like Billie Eilish and Brian Eno are turning fans' climate concerns into tangible actions. She shares her experience getting Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to endorse the Fossil Fuel Treaty and sheds light on streaming platforms' hidden energy use. Tori emphasizes the importance of green touring, critiques carbon credits, and explains how music can mobilize communities for climate action. Fans learn practical steps to hold the music industry accountable while embracing the joy of activism.

Tori Tsui, a climate justice activist and senior advisor for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, discusses the repercussions of the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accords. She emphasizes the importance of collective action against climate change and the link between climate justice and broader social issues. Tori also shares strategies for managing climate anxiety, advocating for community resilience and economic stability while calling for urgent action in the face of escalating environmental crises.